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Fri, Jul 2, 10 at 19:52
| Im just wondering if its too late to flowers from seed and have them flower this year? I live in zone 5b and out first frost is around Oct 9th. The reason i asked is i found some interesting flowers i would like to try that i couldn't find before. I have no idea on the time it takes from seed to bloom so im not sure. The seeds i bought are:
Cypress Vine
I can grow them in containers if needed. Thanks! |
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- Posted by oilpainter 3 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 2, 10 at 20:42
| Well some may give you flowers in September and some won't germinate in the heat of July and August and some may not flower at all. Is it too late--I'd say so, but if you want to try go ahead. If it were me I'd save them for next year and get a summers flowering from them. With the Calendula--direct sow in early spring. They do not freeze unless there is a hard frost and they are seedlings. They will drop their seeds and come up again and again. |
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